Take everything you know about Christmas and throw it out the window, because the author of a children's book that MRCTV reported on in November is now claiming that "Christmas is a Palestinian festival."

You read that correctly, and no, it's not a joke.

Author and former history indoctrinator at Pace University Golbarg Bashi wrote a children's book called, "P is for Palestine." The book is about to release its second edition in the spring.

According to Fox News, the book "has been labeled an 'incitement for terrorism' and 'anti-Semitic propaganda,'" while Bashi is a "kids author committed to BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions against Israel)."

In the latest edition of the alphabet book for children, Bashi wrote that the letter C is for Christmas. That might seem strange since Muslims don't celebrate Christmas. But, according to Bashi, she claims that Bethlehem is a Palestinian city, so since Jesus was born in Bethlehem, Christmas is a "Palestinian festival."

Fox News reported:

She said that Jesus being born in a Palestinian city is "a universal truth denied to the American public." The page for Christmas claims Palestine is "Jesus Christ's country."

Bashi challenges any Christians who might find this offensive or historically inaccurate to "visit the Occupied Territories, attend a Palestinian church in either Bethlehem or Nazareth, and pray with their fellow Christian Palestinian sisters and brothers."

That's so tolerant of Bashi to say, but what she leaves out is the dwindling percentage of Christians that currently live in the state of Palestine.

In 1990, Christians made up a majority of the city's [Bethlehem] residents; today they make up only about 15%. "With thousands more fleeing the city every year," reports America's correspondent Jeremy Zipple, "you can't help but wonder, will there be any Christians left here...in the not too distant future?"

So what is Bashi's motivation? Is she attempting to incite and accelerate religious tensions between Christians, Muslims and Jewish people?

"As I have said repeatedly, I believe it is very important for American, Mexican, Canadian, Central and South American, British, Swedish and children from any region and nation whose most important holiday is Christmas to know that Christmas is a Palestinian festival, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, an Abrahamic Prophet who was born in Bethlehem, a Palestinian City," Bashi wrote.

Bashi's clear hatred of Israel — and Jewish people in general — have clouded her judgment to the point that she has taken her radical fundamentalist ideology and is now trying to indoctrinate younger children with it.

To that I say — Merry Christmas to all that aren't completely off their rocker.